Prominent Trader Warns of FOMC Impact on Bitcoin, Citing 7 Out of 8 Post-2025 FOMC Selloffs

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Bitcoin news highlights a warning from prominent trader Killa on June 17 regarding the potential impact of the FOMC meeting on Bitcoin. Since 2025, Bitcoin analysis shows it has declined in 7 out of 8 FOMC sessions. Killa stated that Bitcoin must remain above $64,000 to maintain a bullish trend; otherwise, it could drop to $60,000 following the event. He noted that while a bullish Bitcoin analysis is forming, outcomes are often already priced in prior to the meeting.

Huo Xing Finance reports that on June 17, renowned trader Killa (@KillaXBT) stated that tomorrow’s FOMC meeting is a critical event for Bitcoin: of the eight FOMC meetings since 2025, Bitcoin exhibited bearish reactions in seven. Although the market has currently formed a bullish narrative, outcomes are often already priced in before the news. Killa believes Bitcoin must hold above $64,000 to maintain a bullish structure; otherwise, there is significant risk of a return to the $60,000 low following the FOMC. As a quantitative trader focused exclusively on BTC, Killa correctly predicted the peak of this bull market in May 2025 and has over 200,000 followers on X. In mid-April, he shorted Bitcoin at $74,688 and fully switched to a long position during the broad market decline on June 5.

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